Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
I calculated intrinsic value at just over £110.00
Duggs I literally linked the YouTube video
RDS - "Shell apparently mulling takeover of Ceres Power with rumours of a £12/share offer. This comes as part of Shell's wider strategy of achieving Net Zero amid dropping wholesale oil prices as commodity markets stabilise after the initial military operation in Ukraine".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
67Sam
That’s a fair point you make about FTSE 100 tracker, thanks!
Luckylurker
Thanks for giving a normal answer
LTI
So you agree basically?
This is a general question about investing, particularly in UK banks and I wanted to see what people's thoughts were on this.
I wondered what everyone's thoughts are on an investing strategy I heard from someone who is very high up in one of the big four accountancy firms (will name no names) and this person has been investing over 40 years and swears by the strategy, it went like this:
Invest your money regularly in the worst performing UK bank (by share price) over the last 12 months. The reasoning is that because we know the banks really are too big to be allowed to fail (RBS/Natwest) that this essentially acts as a guarantee of at least not losing all your money.
Repeat this cycle forever and reap the rewards as the dividend across the banks tends to be about 4%. So it's like investing in safe savings account with a 4% divi and a chance for a big upside.
This is actually going to be a question about investing in Lloyd's and UK banks in general which I know is very unusual for this board so here goes.
I wondered what everyone's thoughts are on an investing strategy I heard from someone who is very high up in one of the big four accountancy firms (will name no names) and this person has been investing over 40 years and swears by the strategy, it went like this:
Invest your money regularly in the worst performing UK bank (by share price) over the last 12 months. The reasoning is that because we know the banks really are too big to be allowed to fail (RBS/Natwest) that this essentially acts as a guarantee of at least not losing all your money.
Repeat this cycle forever and reap the rewards as the dividend across the banks tends to be about 4%. So it's like investing in safe savings account with a 4% divi and a chance for a big upside.
BP is different...it actually makes money
We can argue about this all we like but my first point still stands you either sell out of this or lose your entire holding.
Yes I remember that, it is incredibly funny and the boys and girls enjoyed it. What’s your point?
Look we can argue all day but the truth is you made a bet against the planet (shorted planet earth essentially) and it came back to bite you.
Speaking factually you have either 2 options 1) Sell and invest safe or at least somewhere moral 2) lose what little money you have invested in this stock.
The investors of this stock deserve this for investing in the destruction of our planet.
Invest in something positive like hydrogen; ITM, CWR, AFC, Linde, Plug Power etc.
...that this forum would be the most lively on this website.
Lloyd’s tops the charts every day for most traded and yet the share price remains largely the same as ‘08 with roughly the same P/E.
Ok so you don’t have a figure either despite saying you have ‘actual calculations’
Ok so maybe you can stop being harsh to people considering you aren’t the rational financial guru you made out to be.
Also, what figure did you have for GAW?
Well, back in January you said “it looks like a bargain” and that was at £89 so I’m not sure where you’re coming from accusing me of being irrational.
And I would love to see your maths as I relish any chance I get to learn.
I don’t have a figure in mind I just think that general sentiment has affected all stocks and some disproportionately.
Although I understand GAW products are discretionary I still feel that there is brand loyalty (sort of like Apple) so even if profits take a hit through the (almost inevitable) recession, that GAW will 1) survive quite well owing to its low debt and 2) will recover quickly once consumer confidence returns.
As always this is all in my humble opinion and I may be talking B*llox. What are your thoughts?
Also, do you collect Warhammer?
I was just curious, do any of the posters on this forum who are invested in GAW also collect and play with any GAW products?
I was a player years ago (Had a significant Tau army and played LOTR) however haven’t been involved for many years.
So my question is, what are people’s thoughts on the current product line and rules etc? Are they still as popular as I remember?
I have also just bought into this stock for the first time since 2018 as these prices are ridiculously low IMHO.
Banks can only do well in a high interest rate environment if consumers and businesses continue to borrow and spend as they have been doing. Which given the economic outlook seems less and less likely each day. IMHO.